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We will add an option for it and will allow for cyclic scrolling. How does one shut off the scroll in Slimjet? I've been using a program that allows for tab scroll with the behaviour I mentioned in the above post and also allows for right click. But the built in scroll is interfering with it and I c...

Item 1 is already implemented in 1.1.0 beta. If you right click on a tab and select "reopen closed tabs" from the context menu, you will get item 3. I will have to see more users voting on item 2 before it can be considered. After that, we already have support for "double click to clo...

1.1.0 Beta is now available for download. What's new: 1. Migrated to Chromium 36. 2. Added support for scrolling tabs with mouse wheel. 3. Added option to disable desktop notification (the white bell icon in the system tray) under Privacy section of settings page. 4. Added option to force flash play...

I guess the opinions are quite split on this one. I will leave it as it is (background) for now since most Chrome users are used to having it that way.

I am only talking about the default setting for the option. The option itself is still kept.

We rarely take away options.

jeffhere wrote:I always believe some will want it one way, others the other way. I suggest always use a selectable option so the user can make their own choice.

Currently Slimjet opens a link in background by default when you right click on a link and select "Open In New Tab" or use the quicker way of middle-clicking a link. But I always feel most people would want to open it in foreground when they open a link in new tab. I would like to hear you...

Just extracting into the same folder would be good enough. It looks like I should put this into FAQ. I have read the FAQ on updating SJ, I think I'm doing it wrong. The only way I know of is deleting the whole file and re-installing it all over again, every update. So can one of you plz help me out!...

If we add support for this, you will have to go through another step of confirmation when downloading file, like we do in IE. Are you sure it's what you guys want?

You are right. It's available in Chromium 35 as an experimental feature. Just go to chrome://flags to enable it. I checked the difference with my eyes. It is not very noticeable to begin. With that said, not everyone likes blurry anti-aliased text rendering. I, for one, hate PDF reader for its blurr...

I can't think of any reason why Google wouldn't make it available in Chromium.

Sandal23 wrote:I don't understand if DirectWrite is a feature of Chrome or it is available in Chromium. Do you know the answer?